Bilawal condemns attack on Rangers in Larkana
By our correspondents
July 31, 2016
Karachi
Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari strongly condemned a bomb blast near a Rangers vehicle in Larkana on Saturday.
At least one Rangers sepoy was killed and 11 other people suffered injuries in the explosion.
The casualties were taken to Chandka Medical Hospital by law enforcers.
In a statement issued by the Bilawal House Media Cell, Bilawal called upon the Sindh government to take action to arrest the terrorists who were involved in the terror attack and provide the best possible medical facilities to all those injured.
The PPP chairman expressed sympathies with the family of a martyred sepoy and prayed for the departed soul.
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